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Does she come with cushions?

To be honest transformers doesn't bother me and I'll probably go see it too but it does have an independence day feel to it -a film I hated.

Americans always need to be reminded that they are Americans and not Spanish or French or some other nation.

...not to mention the ridiculous female terminator.


I just wish Cameron would fuck off and allow the people who actually make feature films for a living get the squillions he gets to make his boring uberwank. He should stick to underwater docos that nobody watches.

...dig those plot holes in T3?

...only the first one, the rest were pants.

Cameron's films generally don't have much substance to them but look good.

+++Not really sure what to make about Origins. Was it billed as an epic? Well it's not. At least not yet - hopefully the last 10 episodes will kick in stuff happening 'real time'.


There's only 8 episode left.

double post balls up.

We saw the robots a few issues ago when Booth announced that the war had started. They were landing at a fuel plant or something.

+++So far there's not been any mention of Booth building a big robot army

Haven't we already seen the robots flying down to the oil rigs when Booth declared his invasion to the world a few issues ago. I'm sure he kept a few at home just to be on the safe side.

I remember a couple of years ago seein' a prog on tv about a fella that had found out how to recover the original sound recordings off the tapes that Nixon had wiped.

Apparently back then erasing tapes wasn't all it was cracked up to be and a ghost of the recording was still on the magnetic tape but I don't think they ever said what was supposed to have been erased.

Well there's a lot to clear up in the next several weeks, around 40 pages or so. Will the whole Ephram question come back, wheteher he's real or if he's Fargo or other Judd shennanigans.

But Fargo does eventually walk again as we've seen in the OZ flashbacks, so maybe he does takes the long walk in the end, hence the missing body.

Any bets on Booth being alive?

Is he the cursed earth contact Linus, Robert Linus Booth?

+++Dredd plods along just fine. Seems a bit sad to me though that Dredd's history has somewhat less of a mythic quality now it's revealed in every detail.

The one thought that sticks in my mind over all else through this whole story is Fargo himself, the way everyone seems to look to him as either a figure for guidance, aspiration or conflict. His personality dominates the story even when he's not in it -America itself seems to fall apart when he's in slumber- and when he is in the story you don't pay attention to anything else.

That's what I think this story will be remembered for most and not just as the history of America & the judges. So it really is more Fargo's story than anything else's, Joe & America itself even seems diminshed by him.

Fargo is the myth.


I'm lovin' the ABCs too. The dialogue's great and so is the action. Zippo does resemble Mongrol, albeit a slimmer model, but the cigar, the eyes, the mouth and some of the quips are unmistakably Mongrol. Maybe he'll eventually be rebuilt.

Finally we have an explanation of who the Volgans really are.

Dante's enjoyable too with them wonder woman amazonians.